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Teach Your AI the Exact Colors of Your Brand

Export structured color design system rules for Claude, Copilot, Cursor, and ChatGPT. Every AI-generated component will use your exact brand tokens — no more guessing, no more manual fixes.

Create Your PaletteSee Supported Tools

✗Without AI Color Rules

—AI uses generic colors: bg-blue-500, #333, gray-200
—Every component needs manual color correction
—No awareness of your brand palette or tokens
—Hard-coded hex values scattered across codebase
—Accessibility violations — random contrast ratios
// AI generates:
<div className="bg-blue-500 text-white">
<p style={{ color: '#333' }}>

✓With Pixeliro AI Color Rules

✓AI uses your exact semantic tokens automatically
✓Components are brand-consistent from the first prompt
✓46 semantic roles: brand, surface, text, status, border
✓CSS variables + Tailwind classes baked in
✓WCAG contrast ratios enforced in every suggestion
// AI generates:
<div className="bg-primary text-on-brand-primary">
<p className="text-text-primary">

How It Works

Three steps from brand color to AI-ready design system rules.

1

Create Your Palette

Enter your primary brand color. Pixeliro generates a complete 46-token design system with semantic roles, accessibility validation, and light/dark modes.

2

Export AI Skill File

Open the Export tab → AI Coding Rules. Choose your AI tool (Claude, Copilot, Cursor, etc.) and download the structured markdown file.

3

Drop Into Your Project

Place the file in your project root (CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, etc.). Your AI instantly knows every color token, CSS variable, and accessibility rule.

What's Inside Each Skill File

A complete color design system context that your AI can understand and apply.

46 Semantic Color Tokens

Brand, surface, text, status, border — every role with hex, RGB, HSL values.

CSS Custom Properties

Full :root block with --brand-primary, --surface-base, --text-primary, etc.

Tailwind Config Mapping

Ready-to-paste theme.extend.colors config for Tailwind CSS.

WCAG Contrast Data

Contrast ratios for all color pairs. AA/AAA compliance per combination.

Usage Guidelines

Rules for text-on-surface, interactive states, error/success/warning patterns.

AI-Optimized Structure

Formatted so Claude, Copilot, and Cursor parse it efficiently within their context window.

Supported AI Coding Assistants

One-click export optimized for each tool's configuration format.

Claude

Anthropic

CLAUDE.md project instructions with structured color tokens

CLAUDE.md

GitHub Copilot

GitHub

.github/copilot-instructions.md with palette context for Copilot

.github/copilot-instructions.md

Cursor

Cursor

.cursorrules file with design token references

.cursorrules

ChatGPT

OpenAI

Universal markdown prompt with color tokens for ChatGPT custom instructions

ai-color-rules.md

Windsurf

Codeium

Markdown rules file compatible with Windsurf AI editor

.windsurfrules

Gemini

Google

Markdown color rules for Google Gemini and Gemini Code Assist

ai-color-rules.md

Grok

xAI

Color design system context for Grok AI coding assistant

ai-color-rules.md

Manus

Manus AI

Structured color token rules for Manus AI agent workflows

ai-color-rules.md

Generic AI

Any

Universal markdown for any AI coding assistant

ai-color-rules.md

Why AI Agents Need Color Design System Rules

AI coding assistants like Claude, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor are increasingly used to generate UI components, write CSS, and build entire frontends. But without explicit knowledge of your brand colors, they default to generic palettes — Tailwind defaults, hard-coded hex values, or common colors like #333 and blue-500.

This creates a constant cycle of generation → manual correction that defeats the purpose of AI-assisted development. Color design system rules solve this by embedding your complete color token vocabulary into the AI's context:

  • Semantic token awareness — the AI knows that --brand-primary is your main brand color, not just "some shade of blue."
  • Accessibility enforcement — contrast ratios are pre-calculated, so the AI will always pair text and background colors that meet WCAG AA or AAA standards.
  • Instant theme updates — when your brand palette changes, re-export the skill file. Every future AI-generated component uses the new tokens automatically.
  • Framework-agnostic — whether you use React, Vue, Svelte, or vanilla CSS, the AI applies the right variable syntax for your stack.

Pixeliro generates a complete brand system with 46 semantic color roles — from brandPrimary and surfaceBase to danger and borderFocus. The AI skill export packages all of this into a single markdown file that your AI reads on every prompt.

Ready to Make Your AI Brand-Aware?

Create your brand palette, export AI coding rules, and drop the file into your project. Your AI assistant will produce on-brand code from day one.

Create Brand PaletteSee Example Export